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O Wilson & T Lambert went fly fishing with Mr Cooper today at Sheep House Farm in Maidenhead. The equipment that they used has been generously funded by the Friends of Caldicott. Although the trout were not tempted by any flies presented to them, we hope to have more luck next term.
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Monday morning - 0730.
Here is the current position in this week's House Competition. Ten hours until it closes. Anything could happen!
And here is the final score. Jenkins win again - Cooper 196, Jenkins 203, McArthur 200, Wood 189
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Maths, a Day Early |
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As you are no doubt aware, tomorrow is World Maths Day. The boys have already been preparing for it, playing mathematical games against other pupils, from all over the world.
Today there has been some even more practical preparation, as the Juniors have been working at various mathematical tasks for the whole morning. An example of one of the tasks is on the right. All of the Junior School staff have been helping all the groups.
The boys have obviously enjoyed it, and most definitely will have learned a great deal.
For example, one boy (who will remain anonymous!) said that he eats a litre of breakfast cereal each morning. Mrs Snyman then got a litre of water. Around half of that water filled the bowl.
All this is great preparation for World Maths Day, tomorrow, and there will be a report of that as it happens. More important, though, is that all of this work is building up concepts for the future.
Well done Junior School and, I am sure, well done in advance to the older boys tomorrow.
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Yes, it's true ... |
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4 March: Wood are currently winning. Please do as much as you can to reinforce this, and ensure that Wood wins - or, perhaps, that they are overtaken, depending on your proclivities ... (5 March - latest figures at the bottom)
Update, 5th March, 1200:
 Final Score - all change - McArthur win.
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Assembly - 5 March |
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As the Headmaster was taking some award candidates to Wellington, Mr Smith took the Assembly.
AWARDS
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| Bookitch |
M George, F Reding-Reuter, A Willford |
| English |
A Nicol |
| General Studies |
F Kim, A Tober |
| Mathematics |
J Lane, T Patel, T Pearce |
| Reading/Bookitch |
N Andreae, O Atkins, E Cuttell, G Thompson |
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| English |
E Ingram |
| General Studies |
C Brown, G Peel, W Wei |
| Geography |
G Blandford-Newson, O Elgendy, O Ferneyhough, M Shah |
| History |
F Fordham |
| Mathematics |
J Owen, Y Shi, W Wei |
Then he congratulated our next two award winners: H Daggett (Art Scholarship to Harrow) and F Olaleye (Sports' Exhibition to Dulwich College). That makes our total three so far, and it is still just early March!
After the sports' reports, Mr Granville described the success of our participation in yesterday's World Maths Day and congratulated the boys on their efforts. There were some interesting Caldicott facts.
- Only 20 boys did not answer any questions, as they could not take part because of absence or other commitments. (Though I'm sure they would have done well!)
Top Scorers in each year, with number of questions answered.
- 1st Form: R Ravagnan - 2578
- 2nd Form: M Ede - 2747
- 3rd Form: E Eyton - 2610
- 4th Form & Overall Winner: N Brown - 5330
- 5th Form: E Rowell - 1513
- 6th Form: F Kim - 2835
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